Brandon Osburn

The only good was the name brand cast. To me the movie was a reverse version of women being suddenly freed by the bound of the male created world. Men are freed of the mundane task of being supportive figures which would have been women in the real world. Then the only way for the world to go back to normal is for everything to go back to the way it was before but with ken a tiny bit more self aware. So in the real world women now know they're good home makers. It does nothing to either side, showing males struggle to build and maintain a civilized society or what women sacrifice in support or creation. It seemed like the director thought they were more clever than they actually were. Like some one saying "I gotcha" to the person saying the sky is blue but is actually a shade of teal. Like cool 👍 you know colors. Those that put more depth into the writing or directing are clearly trying to answer questions of themselves.